Sentence examples for hastily enacted from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the last of the legal challenges to the hastily enacted Digital Economy Act failed last month.

Seven days of demonstrations peaked Sunday, as thousands of people joined women's and students' groups despite a hastily enacted ban on protesting in New Delhi.

Should it uphold a hastily enacted new law that bans officials of the former regime from high office, then Mr Shafiq could be disqualified from running.

The types of data retained under this hastily enacted directive are incredibly revealing about our lives, including our daily activities and whom we have relationships with.

Britain has seen policies destroying public services hastily enacted without a clear mandate while civil liberties are constantly eroded and inequalities expand.

Mr. McAlindin said that that made the hastily enacted law unconstitutional, because it was essentially retroactive and intended to harm Mr. Schundler.

What inspired him to draft and "hastily enact" it?

Because some of the "reforms" Washington may hastily enact to "prevent corporate wrongdoing" could do immense harm to the economy.

The hastily crafted bill, when enacted, will disproportionately benefit high-income earners and large corporations while adding up to $1.5 trillion to the national debt over the next decade.

Sadly, at present, when the 24-hour news cycle can pump up a new drug panic in a matter of hours, bans are increasingly being enacted out of hastily-concocted political expediency.

During a hastily convened conference call, the board enacted a succession plan that was laid out by Mr. Cantalupo and named Charles H. Bell, McDonald's president and chief operating officer, as chief executive.